present perfect with just, already, yet and still

Choose the best option.

• I am cleaning the floor.

• I have already cleaned the floor.

• I already have cleaned the floor.

• I have cleaned the floor yet.

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• I haven't cleaned the floor yet.

• I have just cleaned the floor.

• I haven't clean the floor yet.

• I don't clean the floor yet.

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• I have just cleaned the floor.

• I haven't finished cleaning the floor yet.

• I haven't do the floor yet.

• I not finished cleaning the floor yet.

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• I still haven't finished cleaning the floor.

• I haven't still finished cleaning the floor.

• Have you finish cleaning the floor?

• I still cleaning the floor.

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• We have already make dinner.

• We have already done dinner.

• We have already made dinner.

• We already have made dinner.

Choose the two correct sentences.

• I have just made dinner.

• I have still not finished making dinner.

• I haven't finished making dinner yet.

• I still no finish making dinner.

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• Have you make dinner yet?

• Have you made dinner yet?

• Have you yet made dinner?

• I haven't make dinner yet.

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• She has just made dinner.

• She have just made dinner.

• She is just made dinner.

• She has made dinner yet.

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• She has already dusted.

• She hasn't finished dusting yet.

• She has just finished dusting.

• She still dusting.

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• We have already dusted the table.

• We haven't already dusted the table.

• We has dusted the table.

• We haven't dusted the table yet.